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Cryogen transfer coupling with adjustable throttle valve for rotating machinery

CA 1089908 A · Owner: Westinghouse Electric Corporation · Inventors: Eckels, Phillip W.

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A relatively rotatable coupling apparatus is disclosed for conveying fluid from a stationary reservoir to a rotatable member. An adjustable throttle valve is operably connected intermediate of the coupling apparatus and the rotatable member for controlling the flow of fluid from the reservoir to the rotatable member. The relatively rotatable coupling apparatus has a first conduit portion connected to the reservoir defining an inlet flow path and a second conduit portion connected to the rotatable member defining a discharge flow path for the fluid. The first and second conduit portions are interconnected in an overlapping radially spaced apart relation by rotatable interconnecting means to …

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  • Granted November 18, 1980. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended November 18, 1997.
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FiledNovember 16, 1976
GrantedNovember 18, 1980
Term endedNovember 18, 1997
Patent numberCA 1089908 A
Classification (IPC)H02K9/19 +1 more

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1977198019831986198919921995Application filedNov 16, 1976Patent grantedNov 18, 1980Term endedNov 18, 1997

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